On Mar 21, 2007, at 9:10 PM, Jayson Garrett wrote:
>
> How can I have my Timer subclass have a different default period than
> the regular Timer class?
>
It can be done with a constructor as you suggest. When a Timer
subclass is instantiated using New(which runs the constructor) it
must be assigned to an in-scope property, typically a window
property. This approach works for me:
Add a property to your window: theTimer as MyTimer, where MyTimer or
whatever is the name of your timer subclass containing the method:
Constructor.
In Constructor have code like this:
me.Period = 100
me.Mode = 2
In a pushbutton, for example, the instantiation code would be like this:
dim t as New MyTimer
self.theTimer = t
self.theTimer.Enabled = true
Best,
Jack
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